Embraer Executive Jets, a division of Embraer S.A. (NYSE: ERJ; BM&FBOVESPA: EMBR3) announced today a purchase agreement with Flexjet, a global leader in private jet travel
“We are delighted with Flexjet’s renewed commitment to Embraer through this comprehensive purchase agreement, which strengthens even further our strategic partnership of over 20 years,” said Michael Amalfitano, President & CEO, Embraer Executive Jets. “We are very excited to have many more loyal Flexjet fractional owners enjoy access to our industry-leading Phenom and best-in-class Praetor jets.”
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“Now in our 30th year at Flexjet, it seems fitting to extend our rewarding and long-term relationship with Embraer with this historic and groundbreaking firm order. In fact, since 2003, we have accepted delivery of more than 150 Embraer aircraft,” said Michael Silvestro, CEO of Flexjet.
“Both the Praetor 500 and 600 are high performers in the Flexjet fleet. In fact, the Praetor 600 was so well accepted in Europe, we opted to include it in our North American fleet in 2023, extending our Embraer fleet across two continents. And as the first fractional provider of the Praetor 500, our maintenance technicians and our pilots are intimately familiar with the aircraft and are looking forward to the continued growth of this fleet.”
The UN on Friday said it deeply regretted President Donald Trump's decision to impose US sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) and urged him to reverse the move. The response came hours after Trump signed an executive order slapping sanctions on The Hague for "illegitimate" investigations targeting the US and Israel. Follow our liveblog for all the latest developments on the Middle East.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar on Friday praised Trump for imposing sanctions on the ICC, calling the court's actions against Israel "immoral" and illegitimate.
The Netherlands, the host country of the ICC, has condemned the US sanctions against the ICC imposed by President Donald Trump, says FRANCE 24’s Fernande van Tets, reporting from The Hague.
“These sanctions will hit individuals working at this court. They will no longer be able to travel to the United States or their assets will be frozen,” said van Tets, adding, “We still don't know who exactly will be hit”.
The timing of the announcement was “interesting”, noted van Tets, since it came during Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s visit to the US. “Netanyahu of course had an arrest warrant issued by the ICC against him in November, along with his former defense chief, Yoav Gallant,” she explained.
The plaintiffs asked O’Toole to declare that the offer “as issued” is not legal, and remand the directive back to OPM “to provide a reasoned basis for the Directive and extend the deadline accordingly, and until such time as Defendants provide an adequate justification for the Directive.”
